Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-23

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loan at the lowest possible rates. You
can rely on It.
Rothschild's, KirWin, Kansas is the
place TO bny clothing for man and boy.
Stock always replete with all the latest
novelties and one price to all.
We are able to secure you a loan at
better rates than any other parties.
Do not make application until you see
Mckay & Mccormick.
When You haYe to have money on
farm mortgages do not fail to call and
SEQ VIM. Bissell, before making ar
engagements elsewhere. #.
Our space is we'll taken up with Of
fetal printing this week. Our power
press once in running order we can
prepare for emergencies Of this kind
with but very little extra work.
The fellow that wrote ''I reach, and
reach, but cannot grasp" found relief
when he got onto the cheap farm loans
made by the First National Bank.
Gentleman please hold your orders
for Listers and Corn Plows until you
see Weeks & Mcdonald, as they handle
the best goods in the market.
A new Building is going up Just south
Of Mr.. Baney's residence. Mr.. Prem
tice, VIC understand is building it to be
occupied by Mr.. Mcdonald. for the
manufacture of mattresses &c.
There will he an examination OF
Teachers held at the School House, in
Pbnlipsburg, Ks, on Saturday, april
Both, 1887, beginning at o'clock, q. m.
j. II. YOUNG, Co. Supt.
The citizens Of Emporia have raised
SO, 900 to assist their newspapers in
booming the town, The Philhpsburg
papers could get along with half that
amount.
Klose & Co.. have inst fitted up a
business room to carry on a flour and
feed store. They will keep on hand
everything in that line, and deliver
to any part of the city.
Finest line of Iaces, embroideries and
yelvets in the city can be found at
spauldings, also an elegant stock of
dress goods, lawns, hoseries and gloves
all marked down to live and let 1--we
prices. 23tf
The home Of AIr. md Mrs. LeKain
has been blessed with a bright, eight
pound boy. 1t put in its appearance
Saturday, April 10th. and Mr.. LeKain
according to custom passed round a
very fagrant cigar.
Where do you buy your wall paper,
your drugs, your cigars, your musical
instrumental If YOU do not already
purchase at Harmon's, call IN and try
MIN for goods and prices. On the east
side of the square.
The only obstacle now in the way Of
the Rock Island road to the west line
of Phillips county is the townships of
Lane and Cedar in Smith county, the
only townships having voted down the
bonds. It is understood the company
will re-submit in those two townships
Not many years ago when a man
suddenly disappeared his friends drag
ged the river and examined all the con-
venient hanging places. But times
nave changed. Nov they drag out his
bank account and examine the Canada
hotel REGISTERS. This is a progressive
age -Ex.
Change masters as often as the peO-
pie choose at the county crib, and they
will always encounter the same a. old
rars" gnawing at the corn pile. For
a change borrow your short time
money at the Phillips County Bank at
a low rate of interest.
Com. Kames, of philadelphia, will
deliver a lecture ct the Court House.
in this place, on Monday evening,
Apri! 25tb, 1887. The lecture is on
the Whale Fisheries and the Islands of
the Pacific Ocean, describing the Can
nibal5 or Man Eaters, their manners,
customs. modes of warfare, etc. Com.
Kames is an old soldier and sailor. and
with his experience as such viii no
doubt give an entertaining, as well as
a very instructive, lecture. Admission
Toe. Children under u years 5c-
On Thursday last, our townsman,
Frank McNultys mail agent on the
Central Branch, fell from the mail car
while it was crossing the Blue River
near Clyde. As he fell his head came
in contact with one Of the bridge TIM
beers, producing confusion that was
nearly fatal. He fell through the
bridge into the mud at the bank, a dis
lance Of 20 feet or over, and sank half
his length IN the soft bottom, feet
downward. The first report was that
he was fatally injured, but we are hap
Ply to state that the danger is now
about over, and that he is rapidly re-
covering from the terrible shock of the
fall. Joe McNulty happened to be at
Clyde at the time, and saw that Frank
was properly cared for, until other rel
atives arrived. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
McNulty and several others are there
at present, doing everything possible
for the suffer. His only serious injury
is in the head. Stockton Record.
That Railroad.